Saturday, February 23, 2019

Jussie Smollett Case: Kamala Harris Ignores Questions on Hoax after Dining with Al Sharpton


By National Review, Feb. 21, 2019

Senator Kamala Harris (D., Calif.) on Thursday refused to comment on the hate-crime hoax apparently perpetrated by Empire actor Jussie Smollett, when asked about the case while leaving a Harlem, N.Y. restaurant with Al Sharpton, who famously publicized the fraudulent hate-crime claim made by Tawana Brawley in the late 1980s.

Harris, who previously called the allegedly faked hate crime a “modern day lynching,” has refused to retract her initial claim despite the Chicago Police Department’s Thursday morning assertion that Smollett paid two associates to stage the attack.
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1 comment:

  1. It’s just incredulous to me that this person is still relevant to some people, after the Brawley hoax/crime and Sharptons culpability in destroying so many lives. How is it possible that this fraudulent sycophant escaped prosecution for slander, character assasination, or whatever other charges that could, and should have been brought against him? A man took his own life because of this hoax and the personal attacks perpetrated by Sharpton and his followers that absolutely ruined him. Either his supporters/followers have forgotten, or just don’t care.

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